tydoc-84042 This show is absolutely horrendous!Im not kidding... This unfunny show feature a wide cast of characters including -Arrogant main character -H**** Buford -Punching Bag -Female they put in the show so the show isn't called sexistThe plots make little to no sense, the show is horribly unfunny (the best thing they have is mild irony and fart jokes), the morals are warped, and the grasp the writers have on today's pop culture is painfully minuscule.This is basically ICarly done completely any udderly wrong...I could rant about this for hours about how everything is wrong with this, but I hope you can just take my word for it when I call this show garbage. If you don't believe me, just watch an episode. You will see what I mean.

mohaghar They try to make is seem all "cool", "swaggy", even "hip", if you will. But the creators honestly seem like a bunch of 60 year old's who have little to no understanding of what video games nowadays really are, and probably think they're still 7 year old's who still play Minecraft and Club Penguin.They try way too hard to relate to kids by trying to be up to date with modern social media and video games, but the references they make are COMPLETELY out of date and flat out cringy. They literally make a reference to Gangnam Style in one episode. You read that right. GANGNAM STYLE. That would've been acceptable… If it was 2012.People might say the kids are cute and whatnot, but they all sound like a bunch of little cringy assholes in my opinion. The acting is also quite horrible.I think what Disney needs to realize is that just because you're relatable, doesn't mean the show will be popular... or good... at all. A fat kid playing video games shouting "GET REKT BRO!!1!" and "GET PWNEDD!11!" just isn't funny. Kids aren't going to buy in on this bullcrap. I simply don't understand how anyone could find any of this funny.0/10 do NOT recommend.

bkoganbing Gamer's Guide To Pretty Much Everything is yet another of those Disney teen comedy shows and this one addresses the audience of millions of kids who choose gaming on line as opposed to socialization in the real world. The stars are Cameron Boyce who is late of the Jessie series, Murray Wyatt Rundus, Felix Avitia, and Sophia Reynolds.Boyce has been home schooled and so he can travel on the professional computer gaming circuit. That's a concept I find hard to wrap my head around. In any event a thumb injury has forced him on the sidelines so now he's in real high school where he meets other gamers not in the pro ranks as he was. Of course they bond together.Of the young people I know into gaming and their an older group in their 20s not high school kids they are all male. I've not met a female like Reynolds who is into it. She's a character hard to take because she's a beautiful girl and you would think would have a real social life. In the end when Disney pulls the plug on the show she and Boyce should be together. And he'd be lucky to find a girl as good looking as she is who shares his interest.I'm sure Gamer's Guide will find its audience.

Faizaan Datoo I really enjoy this TV show. It is probably one of the best TV shows that has ever appeared on Disney XD. Accompanied by some awesome theme music, this show has an incredible story about a 15-year-old professional solo gamer who breaks his thumb, is kicked off his solo tour and is forced to attend a public high school for the first time. His original plan is to enlist the help of newfound friends in order to gain enough of a high score to rejoin the solo tour succeeds, but in the end, he realizes that those friends are better than any sort of solo tour. Together, they create a professional gaming team. The lesson, evident but hidden behind the usual Disney humor and relatable characters, is probably one of the most valuable lessons one can ever learn in life. If you're a KID who enjoys gaming or technology, or just a good story, I definitely recommend you check this series out.